Tag Archives: Business & Economy

Humanity is at a precipice and it's time to make much bolder moves to cut carbon emissions.That's the reaction from Peter Prebble, a director with the Saskatchewan Environmental Society, as the world ...

COVID restrictions are a thing of the past and summer theatre is back at the EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts in Prince Albert, with ticket sales once again helping to boost a popular community cause....

The independent chair of the board of directors for Star Diamond, Ewan Mason, says he's confident a resolution to their legal dispute with Rio Tinto will be found. This comes after the Saskatchewan co...

MELFORT, Sask. - Consumers are being encouraged to celebrate local food on Saturday July 31 for Food Day Canada. The day is an opportunity to celebrate Canada’s farmers, ranchers, fishers, proce...

Consumers are being encouraged to celebrate local food on Saturday July 31 for Food Day Canada.The day is an opportunity to celebrate Canada's farmers, ranchers, fishers, processors, chefs, researcher...

Reporter Dawson Thomson talks about the Gateway Mall hiring an outside company to attract and bring in tenants into the building.

For the first time in its history, the Gateway Mall has hired an outside company to attract and bring in tenants into the building.Sharon Faul, the general manager of Gateway Mall said previously, lea...

The Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce held their annual drive-thru tailgate member appreciation barbecue at the Art Hauser Centre parking lot on Monday.After altering the barbecue last ye...

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Michael Grassick farms east of Prince Albert and is the first to admit the situation is not great in his area. Pastures are really thin, hay bales are half what they were ...

Michael Grassick farms east of Prince Albert and is the first to admit the situation is not great in his area. Pastures are really thin, hay bales are half what they were last year, and his grain crop...